I’m not sure I understand what you are asking. If you have a child theme, you should only make changes in the child theme style.css file – which only contains your changes. Try using Firebug to work with CSS – you can use it to find the CSS code and then copy that code to your child style.css file and change to what you want.
Dashboard – Appearance – Edit CSS where is this style sheet located?
It sounds like you have some kind of plugin with a second “Edit CSS” option in your “Appearance” menu, correct?
Sorry for not being clear enough, will try again.
When editing the child stlye.css using
Dashboard – Appearance – Editor
the location of the edited child style.css is:
/themes/child-theme/style.css
When editing the style sheet by going to
Dashboard – Appearance – Edit CSS
changes take effect but there are no changes made to the child style.css located at:
/themes/child-theme/style.css
What is the location of the style sheet that is changed by
Dashboard – Appearance – Edit CSS ?
Installed plugins are
Askimet, jetpack by wordpress.com, w3 total cache, wordpress seo.
Ah, okay, the Edit CSS is jetpack custom CSS – which is also a perfectly fine place to make changes. You won’t lose those. But you might want to just stick to one or the other — just because it can get a bit confusing if you scatter your CSS in multiple places.
Thanks everyone. Edit Css is the custom css module of the jetpack plugin in. Will deactivate it and stick with the child style.css
What is the location of the style sheet that is changed by
Dashboard – Appearance – Edit CSS ?
I would guess it might be somewhere in the Jetpack plugin folder, but I never used that when I had Jetpack. Like WPyogi is saying, I would just stick with one style.css, and the one inside your Child Theme is not dependent upon a plugin to exist.
